Pressure vessels can fail due to complete rupture or leakage, resulting in dangerous consequences depending on the contained fluid. Vessels must be designed and constructed according to codes like the ASME BPVC to safely contain pressure. Common vessel types include spherical and cylindrical shapes, with cylindrical being most widely used industrially. Vessels require safety features like safety valves and inspections to prevent failure and protect people from injury. Examples of pressure vessel applications include passenger aircraft cabins, rockets, and space suits.